Preparation time: twenty mins

Cooking time: twenty mins

Servings: eight

 

Ingredients:

four slices turkey, cubed

four pieces garlic, crushed

one big onion, cubed

three-four lbs. chuck shoulder roast

one tbsp fine Himalayan salt

two tsps ground black pepper

two tsps oregano, dried

two tsps ground cumin

three tbsps coconut oil

one teacup bone broth

Juice of three limes

quarter teacup coconut aminos

two bay leaves

FOR SERVING:

six street taco tortillas, warm fiesta guacamole red onions, pickled

 

Directions:

Inside a big pan, warm the turkey, garlic, and onions in the griddle at medium-high temp. for almost five mins, till the turkey is nicely browned.

Take out the solution from the griddle and place it in a slow cooker. While the turkey combination is cooking, slice the roast into two parts of similar size and put them flat on a cutting board.

Rub the entire solution onto the roast, and then transfer any remaining seasonings from the cutting board to the slow cooker. The salt, pepper, oregano, and cumin should be combined inside a container, and then rubbed together.

Dissolve the coconut oil in the frying pan and sear the meat for two mins on all sides. After the meat has been browned, place it in the slow cooker, then pour the broth into the griddle to deglaze it.

Finally, use a scraper to remove any remaining meat and seasonings. The tasty pieces should be lifted from the griddle, and the stock should be poured into the slow cooker.

Include the lime juice and coconut aminos to the slow cooker, and then turn the beef several times in the turkey-onion combination that is in the slow cooker.

Organize the bay leaves in a decorative pattern on top of the meat, then cover the slow cooker with the cover. Prepare over a low temp. for around ten hrs. Take out the meat from the slow cooker and place it on a sheet pot. Using two forks, shred the beef that has been cooked in the slow cooker.

Place the beef under the broiler for about eight mins, or till it reaches the desired level of crispiness, and then pour two ladlefuls of the liquid from the slow cooker over it.

To make the perfect taco, place a mound of carnitas in the center of a tortilla, dollop some guacamole on top, and sprinkle some pickled onions on top.

Place any leftovers in a sealed container and store them in the refrigerator for almost five days; to reheat, sauté them in a griddle at middling temp.

Per serving: Calories: 213kcal; Protein: 23.2g; Carbs: 5.6g; Fat: 11g